Supported by Unicef Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization conducted field assessment visits in the Sennar State, covering the localities of Sennar, Suki, Dinder, and East Sennar, as part of its project to enhance and develop e-learning in the state. The purpose of the visits was to assess the needs of the local communities and select the most suitable locations for establishing e-learning centers, ensuring the achievement of the project’s goals of expanding the scope of digital education, improving its quality, and making educational services accessible to the communities. The delegation included:
Project Coordinator for Education at Sadagaat Charity Organization.
Director of Adult Education in the state.
Directors of Adult Education in the localities.
Representative of the Humanitarian Aid Commission. This step aligns with the joint efforts between local and international organizations to support the digital transformation in the education sector, especially in areas facing challenges in accessing educational services. It is expected that these centers will contribute to empowering the target groups by providing flexible educational platforms that help improve skills, develop capabilities, and bridge the gap for children in schools to continue their education alongside their peers.
This activity is considered one of the most prominent initiatives of the Nutrition Program in Dongola Locality – Northern State. The nutrition team goes beyond the boundaries of the center into remote neighborhoods and densely populated areas to ensure that nutrition services reach children in need.
The team’s role is not limited to providing nutrition services alone. Midwives, immunization technicians, and health promoters also take part in these activities, working together to deliver awareness and educational sessions that help raise health knowledge and promote positive behaviors within the community.
As part of the E-learning project and with the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization launched West AlMatar E-Learning Center in Kassala State.
A severe water crisis is affecting 28,000 residents in Al-Dabbah City due to the shutdown of the two main water stations, caused by continuous power outages. Half of the city’s population depends on these stations, which were built with support from Sadagaat-USA.
The high population density and influx of newcomers have increased the demand for water beyond the capacity of existing sources, making access to clean drinking water even more difficult. This raises the risk of using contaminated water, which can lead to life-threatening diseases.
To resolve the water crisis in Al-Dabbah, the project requires the installation of solar energy systems to ensure the continuous operation of both water stations. This will guarantee uninterrupted access to clean water for the city’s residents.
Total Project Cost: $24,948
You can contribute to the Al-Dabbah Water Station Project through the following donation channels:
Sadagaat community, in collaboration with the “Yalla Naqra Educational Initiative,” sponsored the transportation of 114 students (boys and girls) from East Nile Locality – Al-Salam Sector to Al-Jadeed area in Al-Kamlin Locality, Al-Jazirah State, to sit for the intermediate certificate examinations hosted there.
The project was implemented during the last five days of the examination period, using three transportation vehicles that ensured the students’ safe commute to and from the exam centers, in addition to covering allowances for the accompanying supervisors.
The project included students from:
Alawiya Mohamed Al-Faki Primary School for Girls
Hira Boys School – Dar Al-Salam (1)
Abu Faris School
Sadagaat Charity Organization believes that children are the future of the nation. That’s why it continues to support their educational journey, despite challenges — opening for them pathways of hope and knowledge.
